Denmark takes the spotlight in the Master Shop: candles, monkeys, and figurines.

The autumn season in our Master Shop, where you’ll find all the design accessories of your dreams, looks stunning. We traveled to Denmark and returned with elegant candles, wooden monkeys, and figurines—perfect for gifting.

Danish design boomed so strongly in the mid-20th century that its influence is still felt today. Who doesn’t fall in love at first sight with an Egg Chair by Arne Jacobsen or a PH lamp by Poul Henningsen? Design classics from this movement remain key pillars for brands like Carl Hansen & Søn, Fritz Hansen, and Vitra. But even today, inspired and timeless designs continue to emerge from the far north.

Kristina Dam and Ester&Erik

Kristina Dam embodies everything that makes Danish design so beloved. Her creations are influenced by sculpture, Japanese details, Bauhaus aesthetics, a love for honest materials, and Nordic minimalism. The pure, elegant pieces in her collection—ranging from candleholders and cutlery to cushions—are crafted with great attention to detail and craftsmanship.

A candle from ester&erik pairs perfectly with Kristina Dam’s collection. For over thirty years, the couple Erik and Ester Møller have run their family business, producing elegant, high-quality candles. Each piece is made from 100% natural, pure wax.

Kay Bojesen and Kähler

Kay Bojesen’s Monkey has been a favorite among Danish design lovers since its first appearance in 1951. Over the years, the monkey family has grown significantly. Now, you can also find the Monkey Mini in our Master Shop—a miniature version standing just 10 cm tall. Despite its size, it has just as much charisma and charm as its beloved big brother. Finally, we’re delighted to welcome the stunning products from Kähler to our shelves—and soon, to your home. The Character figurines capture personality in their forms. Do you know a dreamer, a bon vivant, someone particularly thoughtful, or exceptionally curious? Then you’ve just found the perfect gift. The clay Relief wall decorations, designed by artist Mathias Malling Mortensen, almost seem as if they were cut straight from paper.